Reno Chao Rese Prompts Change of Address Plan
Subcribers are asked to eat Woetbig aie etre i n their addresses under the new steina a etn o 1 to the et. The best plan Sina the change of Addroem In.
29 Dec 1932
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1932
Page
1
Subcribers are asked to eat Woetbig aie etre i n their addresses under the new steina a etn o 1 to the et. The best plan Sina the change of Addroem In.
The piece reflects on Christmas spirit and holiday surplus despite financial strain. It argues New Year resolutions promote self improvement and progress, defending their value despite cynicism and high failure rates. It notes economic anxieties, inflation concerns, and broader hopes for gradual reforms.
The column recalls religious imagery and a festive outlook while recounting a mischievous town Christmas candy round and failed open house plan. It notes a group of youths and local humor with Santa gear misplacement, plus reflections on a railway coach exhibit and a hope for quieter politics on the air.
C E Eacrett writes of the Messiah performance by the Ames college chorus and Iowa symphony orchestra. The piece explores the birth life death and resurrection with a sermonlike reflection on humanity, faith, and salvation, noting the audience and artistic rendering by the performers and the courtesy of Dr and Mrs J C Laird.
The House faced two shocks as members shouted over impeachment questions and a gun-carrying spectator disrupted a session. A Philadelphia man demanded to speak, a loaded gun was shown, and lawmakers fled the chamber. The beer bill passed in the House by a large vote as Iowa delegates split on prohibition. Congress also advanced independence for the Philippines, with differences likely settled in conference and sent to the President after year’s start.
A talking picture of the Chicago World’s Fair is completed and horticultural exhibitions will feature ongoing flower gardens. Officials warn of traffic congestion outside grounds, while Beacon City guests will be ferried directly to the exposition by swift electric transportation.
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